DayGlow

I don't want to dirty up the main forum with issues with 1.5, but all the troubleshooting forums have their settings set to being unable to post.

Multi GPU support

Much easier to use the keymapper with the sim. DCS does a great job and is very flexible. No need to use an external program.

Are the training missions videos? I think they were made back when the SU-25T was a 2D cockpit.

Why? We supported DCS before it was the success it is now.

Bunyap Sims is a great channel. He talks through his missions and tutorials and gives you an idea of what tactics work https://www.youtube.com/user/4023446

Although it maybe too late, I've used this registry tweak with great effect for my X-65 http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?p=1060211#post1060211 Basically you can assign analog axis to the mini-stick. Works great for TDC slew

VR and pit building are 2 different things. A pit builder is creating an actual reality vs a virtual reality.

Sort of non-issue with DCS level modelled aircraft as all the commands are 'in world' with the clickable pit. I can find my mouse with eyes closed as I know where it is on my desk. Between your HOTAS and mouse you should be able to fly.

There's another CDU app in the app store now https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dcs-a-10c-cdu-aap/id956722244?mt=8 although I do like icontrol better as it has more function this app is able to export the CDU display without a viewport active in the game. I like this because you get the green letters on a black background instead of the terrain behind the CDU display. Could icontrol do something like this?

I remember the sim Mig Alley had an interesting way of dealing with visibility, aircraft had a shimmer at a distance ${1} Now I think a much subtler effect could be used to draw your eye to an aircraft in a modern sim.

Crossfire right now is very limited depending on what driver version you run, but hopefully with the release of DCS 2.0 will see better scaling across the cards. Right now the windowed only setting is a non issue, but I'm keeping an eye to the future as well.

The app updated on my iPad, but know it won't connect to the server saying it's the wrong version. I went to the website and downloaded the latest version of the server, and it still won't connect.

Does it have to be windowed? I'd lose my ability to crossfire my video cards.

If I'm following what you are saying, does this mean I can run iControl and have the MFCDs and CDU work on my ipad without having to have an export for those displays on my monitor while flying?

It was in the EA series starting with US Navy Fighters. Youtube from the last of the series Fighter Anthology

I rather have quality over quantity One of the best features of the new Edge engine is real time terrain lighting. To realistically create a world map you would have to use textures built off of satellite images that have the lighting already baked in. It would be a step backwards.

Awesome, that would be great. :thumbup:

Quick question, is there a hot key to show/hide the displays? I'd like to keep them hidden until I need to use them.

You don't know where your mouse is on your desk? When you reach from your HOTAS for the mouse you have to look down?

the screen door effect is the seeing the black grid around each pixel as you are so close to the screen.

Don't need to look at my mouse/stick right now :dunno: DCS level aircraft makes more sense for OR than say a FC level as with DCS airframes all the controls are in game. With a FC airframe you need the keyboard. What TIR has over other solutions so far is latency. Kinect isn't there yet.

I think this is a major consideration. Binocular vision would expand the visible HUD and your brain would fill in the blanks between the eyes. Your left eye would see what is obscured by the HUD frame for your right eye and the opposite. Your brain would then put it together and you would see beyond the HUD frame in a sense.

Labels aren't a cheat, but a crutch to help with the fact that a flat 2D monitor of limited Rez in no way matches real life

I like the middle setting, you need some haze as it's there in real life